Geri-Gadgets

Ten Brilliantly colored, soft, non-toxic, textured silicone shapes to stimulate problem solving and creativity. ​​

• (2) Pink U-shaped
• (2) Yellow T-shaped
• (2) Orange I-shaped
• (2) Purple I-shaped
• (2)  Teal L-shaped
• Sturdy orange silicone bucket

Five manipulatives designed to reduce stress, provide boredom relief, and improve dexterity.

• Tugger
• Silicone Thera-pad
• Click Chain
• Silicone Sensory Mat
• Squishy Egg
• Blue silicone bucket

A fun and unique way to exercise the hands and mind while arranging brightly colored tulips and life-like leaves into the vase!

• (4) Tulips with silicone heads
• (3) Bendable leaves
• Orange silicone vase
• Yellow silicone bucket

6-1/2" x 9” Silicone Bucket

Silicone Shapes and Flowers

• Safe durable materials, design, and construction; no supervision required
  
• Washable with soap and water or with dishwasher.
  
• Cognitive stimulation
  
• Easy to manipulate
  
• Will not tear, dent or crease
  
• Can endure biting, mouthing, scratching, pulling, and dirt

The delivery time and cost depend on where you live, when purchased and if in-stock.

Geri-Gadgets can be tailored to meet the evolving needs of individuals with dementia, providing comfort, sensory stimulation, and potentially even therapeutic benefits across different stages of the condition.

Early-Stage Dementia: In the early stages, individuals may still have relatively good cognitive function but might experience mild memory loss and confusion. Geri-Gadgets can serve as tools for maintaining cognitive function through sensory stimulation. Provides therapeutic benefits such as increased dexterity and improved hand/eye coordination.

Middle-Stage Dementia: As dementia progresses, individuals may experience increased confusion, difficulty with communication, and changes in behavior. Geri-Gadgets can provide a calming effect and help reduce anxiety or agitation. They can also serve as tools for redirecting restless behaviors or providing a sense of security. Provides therapeutic benefits such as increased dexterity and improved hand/eye coordination.

Late-Stage Dementia: In the later stages, individuals may have significant cognitive decline, difficulty with mobility, and may be non-verbal. Geri-Gadgets can still play a role in providing comfort and sensory stimulation. Soft silicone shapes and pieces can offer tactile comfort, while textured silicone objects can provide sensory input. These gadgets can also serve as conversation starters or tools for sensory reminiscence, triggering memories through touch and feel.